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81Emergency 4 — Éditeur Take Two Interactive Développeur Sixteen Tons Entertainment Date de sortie 31 mars 2006 (France) Genre stratégie temps réel Mode de jeu Un joueur et …
82Emergency Response Unit (Garda) — Emergency Response Unit L Ermegency Response Unit (Garda) est le groupe d intervention de la Garda Síochána irlandaise. Histoire Apparu en 1975 comme Special Task Force en 1975, elle s appelle ERU depuis 1987. Missions organisation Ses missions… …
83Emergency (bande dessinée) — Emergency Série Auteur Collectif Scénario Collectif Dessin Collectif Genre(s) Aviation, militaire Personnages principaux Personnages historiques de l aviation et de l aéronautique Chuck Yeager Hanna …
84emergency protection order — a court order under the Children Act 1989 for the emergency protection of children at risk of significant harm. The order gives the applicant parental responsibility for the child and authorises the removal of the child to accommodation supplied… …
85emergency room — n a hospital room or area staffed and equipped for the reception and treatment of persons with conditions (as illness or trauma) requiring immediate medical care * * * popular name for emergency department …
86emergency exception — n: an exception to the requirement for a search warrant in a situation in which a police officer has reason to believe that immediate action including a search is necessary to protect life or prevent serious injury Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of …
87emergency brake — emergency brakes N COUNT In a vehicle, the emergency brake is a brake which the driver operates with his or her hand, and uses, for example, in emergencies or when parking. [mainly AM] (in BRIT, use handbrake) …
88emergency procedure — emergency plan, course of action to be taken in the case of an emergency …
89emergency room — [n] trauma center critical care facility, emergency clinic, ER, ICU, intensive care unit, triage room; concept 312 …
90emergency services — plural noun The police, fire and ambulance services collectively • • • Main Entry: ↑emerge * * * eˈmergency services [emergency services] noun plural ( …
